Archive for September, 2007

Beautiful Lunar Landscape Video Featured on Imeem

September 18th, 2007

The gorgeous new Beautiful Lunar Landscape music video for their epic track Alone in this Dark Romantic Night has been receiving a tonne of kudos and attention since it’s release thanks to the ever wonderful work of Swedish director Jimmy Olsson. The video has been selected as a featured music video on the popular music community site Imeem (think Myspace but better). Head on over to BLL’s profile on Imeem and share in the love.

The video is also available for purchase in high quality, iPod ready Mpeg4 format from the HSR Store.

Beautiful Lunar Landscape “Alone in this Dark Romantic Night” - Delusions of Adequacy

September 14th, 2007

Excerpt: “a hypnotic, symphonic vista of mesmerising intricacy and introspectiveness. With synth elements and a Portishead-like mood, Bordeaux-based Beautiful Lunar Landscape defies genres and takes risks… Beautiful Lunar Landscape’s dramatic edge and intense, engrossing instrumentals weave together a gripping collection of tracks that border on sublime. “Glorious Chaos” and “Alone in this Dark Romantic Night” are outstanding, and the group’s debut reaches new heights for the great Australian label, Hidden Shoal Recordings.”

Delusions of Adequacy

Beautiful Lunar Landscape review on Delusions of Adequacy

September 14th, 2007

Beautiful Lunar Landscape’s new EP has just received another fantastic review, this time courtesy of Delusions of Adequacy. Visit DoA to read the review in full, or BLL’s reviews section for an excerpt.

Cheekbone “Yesterday” - Sonic Frontiers

September 12th, 2007

Excerpt: “Cheekbone is the work of Japanese experimentalist Koruichi Moriuchi, who constructs warm electronic sounds through his laptop, with one foot firmly planted in Tangerine Dream territory and the other in the sequenced guitar soundscapes of contemporary electronica. Yesterday is expertly sequenced; short soundscapes drift and merge into one another, while intricate beats, deft samples, and obscured field recordings are woven into the mix… Yesterday acts as a poignant snapshot of nostalgic (and often forgotten) memories amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It’s avant-garde yet accessible; it’s electronic yet shares little in common with scene stalwarts like Aphex Twin and Autechre. And did I mention it is the perfect soundtrack for a lazy summer afternoon, relaxing next to the Mediterranean Sea?”

Sonic Frontiers 


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